The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-05
GERMANY ACTIVE.
Seeking to Form an Alliance of tn
Three EmperorS.

Seeking to Form an Alliance of the
Three Emperors.
Copyright 1887 bg New York Associated Press
BERLIN, June 4.-Since the division in the
French Chambers have shown that the Right
intends to give a solid vote for the Moder-
ates, the North German Gazette the Kreus
Zeitung and other government organs are
beaning over with articles rejoicing in the
prospects of peace, and evince an optimistic
tone generally
The advices from the German embassy at
Paris are reported to be of less hopeful
tenor now regarding the length Of the ex-
istence of the Rouvier ministry 1t is as
sumed that the spirit of Chauvinism is for
a long time at rest with the retirement of
Gen. Boulanger and that peace is assured
for time. The motive of these pacific
utterances, it is asserted, is not the desire to
cultivate better relations with France, but
to make a resumption Of the entente with
Russia more easy. Count Bismarck aims to
renew the alliance of the three Emperors
and hopes to seal the entente by a specific
treaty which would make firmer the under
standing between Germany, Austria and
Russia than existed under the last alliance,
for which the treaty, though drawn up was
never signed.
INSIDE VIEWS.
A high official of the government here
was asked for how long time peace was
secured. His answer was: For this year,
and if the Gar meets the two Emperors in
the autumn and consents to sign
the treaty of alliance probably for
five years" The motive of the Russian
response to Bsnarcks oyertures, however,
is doubtful. The assertion of the KieHz
Zeitung, regarding the restoration of the
l.
by no apparent fact.
HOSTILITY TO FOREIGNERS.
On the contrary, the Pan-Slavist press
continues to display great hostility to Ger
many and practical enmity in the repres-
sion of the German element in the Baltic
provinces and of the German trade and
traders everywhere III Russia, continues I'M
abated. The latest instance of the Russian
exclusivisfn affecting Germans is the pro-
posed law of naturalization, which has Just
been submitted to the Council of the En-
pire. M. Katkoff urges the government to
make the conditions of naturalization so
difficult of performance that 1T would
be impossible for any foreigners
to become naturalized citizens, in order to
make fortune and afterwards return home.
According to NJ. Katkoff the industries
of Russia are now so strong that the gov
eminent can dispense with granting any
special privileges to foreigners, or harboring
any foreign traders The proposed new
naturalization law is infused with this spirit,
and one of its purposes is to prevent natur-
allied persons from leaving Russia.
Official circles do not share the sentiments
of the official press toward Russia, but Count
Bismarck is determined to conciliate the
Gar, as he considers that by so doing he
would to a considerable extent soothe the
irritation and settle the differences
that now exist. The Austrian
Cabinet had asked Germany to join in
protest against the ukase, and Bismarck
consented Szechenyi went the next day to
Vienna, slipposing the affair had been ar
ranged Count Bismarck's change OF front
was communicated to the Austrian govern
ment on Wednesday, and to-day Count
Szechenyi's recall from Berlin is announced
The FT'eidenbldtt SAYS he resigned for
private reasons, but the fact is the Vienna
foreign office resentS the sudden alteration
in the German policy.
VICTIMS or RUssIA's POLICY.
Among the German notables who have
been victimized by the alien act are Prince
Won Hohenlohe and Prince Won RadZiwill.
Prince Won Hohenlohe holds an extensive
property in Galeca while Prince Radziwill
owns about half Of the whole circle of
Minsk, and Sir William A. White, the British
Minister to Turkey, who has estates
concerted action to influence the Gar in the
case of the failure Of the powers TO take
action against the ullase. The Berlin police
authorities have prohibited the circulation of
n New York publication called the Hldepell-
dent BtbiiOfheh, because of an offensive
Socialist article entitled THE Hell of Black
wells Island, which appears therein.